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ANNUAL REPORT

2014-2015

OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS

2| Research Annual Report 2014-2015

Executive Summary ……….……………………...……………. 3 Total External Funds Raised……………………...……………. 4 Research Expenditures………………………...………………. 5 Total Grant Activity

By Unit……………………………………………………... 6 Awarded Sources………………………………………….. 6 New Jersey Sources……………………………………….. 7 Federal Sources……………………………………………. 8 Other Activity…………….. ……………………………….. 9

Quarterly Comparison Data…………………………………… 10 Unit Comparison Data…………………………………………. 11-12 Individual Unit Activity

Administration…………………………………………….. 13-14 Camden Campus…………………………………………... 15 Rohrer College of Business……………………………….. 16 College of Communication and Creative Arts …………... 17 College of Education………...……………………………. 18-19 Henry M Rowan College of Engineering / SJTP……………. 20-25 College of Humanities and Social Sciences…….………. 26-27 College of Performing Arts…………………..……………. 28 College of Science & Mathematics………………………. 29-34 Cooper Medical School of Rowan University……………. 35-37 School of Osteopathic Medicine…………….……………. 38-43

Table of Contents

This Annual Report from the Research Office/Office of

Sponsored Programs lists all proposals submitted and awards

received during FY-2015 for the Glassboro, Camden, Stratford

campuses and the South Jersey Technology Park. During FY-2015,

the Office of Sponsored Programs processed grant awards totaling

$20M-a 54% increase in funds received just two years ago. These

awards include grants and contracts from government, industry

and private sources.

The Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations within

University Advancement received an additional $383k in grant

funding from individuals, corporations and foundations to support

faculty scholarly and service activities. In FY-2015, Rowan

University faculty and staff raised a total of $20.4M for sponsored

programs and projects. Since the designation of Rowan

University as the newest comprehensive public research

university in the State of New Jersey, we have received over

$49M in externally sponsored projects to support our faculty’s

scholarly and creative activities.

Dr. Shreekanth Mandayam

Vice President for Research

Executive Director, South Jersey Technology Park

Research Annual Report 2014-2015 |3

Executive Summary

Unit Office of Sponsored

Programs University

Advancement Department

Administration $1,887,676

$ - $ 3,000 Academic Success Center

$ 1,246,648 $ - Educational Opportunity Fund

$ 180,020 $ - Healthy Campus Initiatives

$ 18,200 $ - Public Safety

$ - $ 75,000 Student Affairs

$ - $ 114,814 Student Enrollment Management

$ 249,994 $ - VR Lab

Camden Campus $769,619

$ 34,993 $ 12,000 C.H.A.M.P./Gear-Up

$ 250,000 $ - Upward Bound

$ 472,626 $ - Educational Opportunity Fund

College of Communication $10,000 $ 10,000 $ - Art Gallery

Cooper Medical School $1,006,060 $ 633,895 $ - Dean's Office

$ 372,165 $ - Biomedical Sciences

College of Performing Arts $25,000 $ - $ 5,000 Dean’s Office

$ 20,000 $ - Music

College of Education $887,829

$ 10,000 $ - Dean's Office

$ 648,928 $ - Language, Literacy & Special Ed

$ 228,901 $ - Educational Svcs, Admin & Higher Education

Henry M. Rowan College of Engineering / South Jersey

Technology Park $2,389,964

$ - $ 80,000 Dean's Office

$ 266,717 $ - Chemical Engineering

$ 1,416,449 $ - Civil and Environmental Engineering

$ 460,389 $ - Electrical and Computer Engineering

$ 166,409 $ - Mechanical Engineering

College of Science and Mathematics

$2,147,340

$ 25,000 $ - Dean's Office

$ 149,782 $ - Biological Sciences

$ 594,652 $ - Chemistry & Biochemistry

$ 80,970 $ 34,697 Computer Science

$ 25,000 $ 21,600 Health & Exercise Science

$ 365,000 $ - Mathematics

$ 348,799 $ - Physics and Astronomy

$ 500,590 $ 1,250 Psychology

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

$906,795

$ 488,057 $ - Geography & Environment

$ 32,650 $ - History

$ 12,400 $ - Hollybush Institute

$ 346,188 $ - Liberal Arts and Sciences Institute

$ 27,500 $ - Political Sciences & Economics

School of Osteopathic Medicine

$10,402,502

$ 221,078 $ - Academic Affairs

$ 2,996,220 $ - CARES Institute

$ 1,174,697 $ - Cell Biology

$ 40,000 $ 35,750 Cardiology

$ 36,691 $ - General Internal Medicine

$ 1,031,910 $ - Molecular Biology

$ 2,392,708 $ - NJ Institute for Successful Aging

$ 434,342 $ - Obstetrics & Gynecology

$ 309,070 $ - Pathology

$ 1,687,358 $ - Psychiatry

$ 42,678 $ - Rehabilitative Medicine

TOTAL $ 20,432,785 $ 20,049,674 $ 383,111

Total External Funds Raised


2015 2014 Comparison

Expenditures Expenditures

Federal Awards $ 6,065,373.47 $ 8,295,444.95 $ (2,230,071.48)

State Awards $ 13,043,294.73 $ 10,632,342.14 $ 2,410,952.59

Other Awards $ 4,621,577.97 $ 3,015,358.65 $ 1,606,219.32

Total Expenditures $ 23,730,246.17 $ 21,943,145.74 $ 1,787,100.43

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Unit PROPOSALS AWARDS

# Amount # Indirect Award Totals

Administration 11 $ 2,245,867 11 $ 125,150 $ 1,887,676

Camden Campus 5 $ 496,304 8 $ 21,999 $ 769,619

Rohrer College of Business 2 $ 771,550 - $ - $ -

College of Education 18 $ 5,424,830 6 $ 47,924 $ 887,829

Henry M. Rowan College of Engineering/SJTP 65 $15,937,749 20 $ 490,810 $ 2,389,964

College of Science and Mathematics 66 $10,821,154 27 $ 344,055 $ 2,147,340

College of Communication and Creative Arts 2 $ 200,021 1 $ 3,103 $ 10,000

College of Humanities and Social Sciences 13 $ 1,558,242 12 $ 55,883 $ 906,795

Cooper Medical School of Rowan University 16 $ 6,621,410 7 $ 145,460 $ 1,006,060

College of Performing Arts 4 $ 306,000 2 $ - $ 25,000

School of Osteopathic Medicine 52 $18,908,055 47 $1,128,354 $ 10,402,502

TOTAL 254 $63,291,182 141

$2,362,738 $ 20,432,785

Awarded Sources Number Amount

New Jersey 38 $ 9,337,890

Federal 48 $ 9,633,212

Other 57 $ 1,461,683

Total 143 $ 20,432,785

Total Grant Activity


New Jersey Sponsors Number Amount

Department of Agriculture 2 $ 8,183

Department of Children & Families 3 $ 3,295,968

Department of Education 1 $ 365,000

Department of Health & Human Services 5 $ 2,028,653

Department of Law & Public Safety 1 $ 18,200

Department of Military and Veteran Affairs 5 $ 436,625

Department of Transportation 2 $ 542,915

Gloucester County Parks & Recreation 1 $ 32,650

Governor’s Council for Medical Research & Treatment of Autism 1 $ 398,050

New Jersey Higher Education 15 $ 2,194,246

New Jersey Historical Commission 1 $ 12,400

NJ State Council on the Arts 1 $ 5,000

Total 38 $ 9,337,890

New Jersey Sponsored Grant Activity


Federal Sponsors Number Amount

Department of Defense 2 $ 199,993

Assistant Secretary for Preparedness & Response 1 $ 313,220

Department of Education 4 $ 906,928

Department of Transportation 1 $ 79,960

Environmental Protection Agency 2 $ 229,383

Federal Aviation Administration 1 $ 149,995

Health Resources and Services Administration 6 $ 2,581,725

National Aeronautics and Space Administration 4 $ 55,000

National Endowment for the Arts 1 $ 10,000

National Institute of Standards and Technology 1 $ 24,559

National Institutes of Health 16 $ 3,068,564

National Science Foundation 6 $ 1,817,741

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration 3 $ 196,144

Total 48 $ 9,633,212


Federally Sponsored Grant Activity

Other Number Amount

AbbVie Inc 2 $ 36,842

Allergy & Asthma of SJ Education & Research Foundation 2 $ 14,000

ARC International 1 $ 9,282

AT&T 1 $ 50,000

Autism Speaks, Inc. 1 $ 3,000

Avante Pharmaceuticals 2 $ 76,750

Biogen 2 $ 10,660

Build-a-Bear Foundation 1 $ 2,000

Channel Therapeutics, Inc. 1 $ 158,142

Cooperman College Scholars 1 $ 114,814

Daiichi Sankyo 2 $ 9,650

END Serono 3 $ 26,031

Frank and Lydia Bergen Foundation 1 $ 20,000

Google 1 $ 34,697

Groff Foundation 1 $ 21,002

Horizon Foundation of NJ 1 $ 10,000

Ispen BioPharmaceuticals 2 $ 18,025

Janssen Pharmaceuticals 1 $ 3,010

Johnson Matthey 2 $ 32,415

Lockheed Martin 2 $ 30,000

Merz Pharmaceuticals 1 $ 420

National Association of School Psychologists 1 $ 22,000

National Geographic Society 1 $ 27,500

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) 1 $ 63,365

Nuttal Ornithological Club 1 $ 1,250

Perka, Inc. 1 $ 80,970

Provectra 1 $ 60,000

PSEG 1 $ 50,000

Purdue Pharma 1 $ 14,583

Purma Pure 2 $ 53,165

Rosenberg Integrative Cancer Treatment & Research Institute 1 $ 20,000

School of Psychiatry UNSW, Australia 1 $ 15,000

Sharpe-Strumia Research Foundation 1 $ 50,000

St. Jude Medical Grant Program 2 $ 75,750

State Farm 1 $ 11,600

Syrsa Corporation 1 $ 49,980

Sytheon, Ltd 2 $ 25,780

TD Charitable Foundation 1 $ 25,000

The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation 1 $ 40,000

Wakefern Foundation 1 $ 25,000

Wal-mart Foundation 1 $ 25,000

William Penn Foundation 1 $ 45,000

TOTAL 55 $ 1,461,683


Other Activity


Comparison of FY15 with FY14 PROPOSALS AWARDS

# Amount # Amount

FY15 First Quarter 51 $7,276,776 45 $10,310,353

FY14 First Quarter 43 $9,284,561 47 $13,277,212

FY15 Second Quarter 69 $16,010,100 22 $1,192,672

FY14 Second Quarter 41 $9,749,050 27 $1,724,170

FY15 Third Quarter 59 $15,966,646 18 $2,945,284

FY14 Third Quarter 68 $22,372,680 27 $8,731,568

FY15 Fourth Quarter 75 $24,037,660 56 $5,984,476

FY14 Fourth Quarter 54 $18,888,348 30 $5,099,034

Total: Fiscal Year 2015 254 $63,291,182 141 $20,432,785

Total: Fiscal Year 2014 206 $60,294,639 131 $28,831,984

Proposals: +48 $ 2,996,543

Awards: +10 $ (8,399,199)

Quarterly Comparison Data Unit Comparison Data

Unit Comparison Data

Units Percentage of Total Awards Percentage of Total Proposals

FY15 FY14 FY15 FY14

Administration 9.2% 28.5% 3.5% 14.3%

Camden Campus 3.8% 9.2% 0.8% 3.8%

Rohrer College of Business 0.0% 0.0% 1.2% 0.1%

College of Communication & Creative Arts 0.0% 0.0% 0.3% 0.1%

College of Education 4.3% 4.2% 8.6% 3.4%

Henry M. Rowan College of Engineering / SJTP 11.7% 9.4% 25.2% 14.4%

College of Performing Arts 0.1% 0.0% 0.5% 0.0%

College of Science & Mathematics 10.5% 6.0% 17.1% 18.5%

College of Humanities and Social Sciences 4.4% 2.8% 2.5% 1.1%

School of Osteopathic Medicine 50.9% 38.3% 29.9% 39.9%

College of Graduate and Continuing Education 0.0% 1.0% 0.0% 0.0%

Cooper Medical School of Rowan University 4.9% 1.5% 10.5% 4.4%

Total 100% 100% 100% 100%

FY 15 Percentage of Awards by Unit

FY 14 Percentage of Awards by Unit


9.2%

3.8%

4.3%

11.7%

0.1%

10.5%

4.4%

50.9%

4.9%

Administration

Camden Campus

Education

Engineering / SJTP

Performing Arts

Science & Mathematics

Humanities and SocialSciences

School of Osteopathic

Medicine

Cooper Medical School

UNITS AWARDS PROPOSALS

FY15 FY14 FY15 FY14

Administration 11 11 11 16

$1,887,676 $8,218,141 $2,245,867 $9,147,394

Camden Campus 8 10 5 12

$769,619 $2,665,908 $496,304 $2,428,301

Rohrer College of Business

0 0 2 1

$0 $0 $771,550 $50,000

College of Communication & Creative Arts

1 4 2 6

$10,000 $36,000 $200,021 $55,500

College of Education 6 10 18 19

$887,829 $1,217,718 $5,424,830 $2,192,187

Henry M. Rowan College of Engineering / SJTP

20 35 65 50

$2,389,964 $2,712,690 $15,937,749 $9,236,383

College of Science & Mathematics

27 20 66 41

$2,147,340 $1,741,394 $10,821,154 $11,808,912

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

12 9 13 12

$906,795 $794,696 $1,558,242 $715,243


47 26 52 58

$10,402,502 $11,032,591 $18,908,055 $25,517,092

Cooper Medical School of Rowan

7 6 16 14

$1,006,060 $422,846 $6,621,410 $2,794,828

College of Performing Arts

2 1 4 2

$25,000 $5,000 $306,000 $17,300

Total Number 141 132 254 231

Total Amount $20,432,785 $28,846,984 $63,291,182 $63,963,140

Administration Awards & Proposals Unit Comparison Data


Administration

PROPOSALS AWARDS

# Amount # Indirects Total Amount

Healthy Campus Initiatives 1 $ 90,010 2 $ 54,549 $ 180,020

Educational Opportunity Fund 1 $ 1,212,231 2 $ - $ 1,246,648

VR Lab 2 $ 250,759 2 $ 70,601 $ 249,994

Office of the President 1 $ 6,210 - $ - $ -

Student Affairs 1 $ 50,000 2 $ - $ 75,000

Health Sciences 1 $ 268,776 - $ - $ -

Academic Success Center 1 $ 3,000 1 $ - $ 3,000

Risk Management 1 $ 307,081 - $ - $ -

Public Safety 1 $ 17,800 1 $ - $ 18,200

University Library Service 1 $ 40,000 - $ - $ -

Student Enrollment Management - $ - 1 $ - $ 114,814

Total 11 $ 2,245,867 11 $ 125,150 $ 1,887,676

Healthy Campus Initiatives

Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Awarded Amount Indirect Awarded

Campus Suicide Prevention (Year 2) Allison Pearce Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration $ 90,010 $ 26,623

Campus Suicide Prevention (Year 3) Allison Pearce Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration $ 90,010 $ 27,926

Virtual Reality Lab


Visualization of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) within a CAVE ™ Virtual Reality Environment : A Feasibility Project George Lecakes Federal Aviation Administration $ 149,995 $ 41,274

A Virtual Reality Training Environment for Cold Spray Application: A Feasibility George Lecakes

Northeastern University (Prime: Department of the Army) $ 99,999 $ 29,327

Administration Awards & Proposals

Awards


Educational Opportunity Fund


FY15 EOF Main Campus-Academic Year (Additional)

Penny McPherson-Barnes NJ Higher Education $ 13,765 $ -

EOF FY2016—Glassboro Campus Penny McPherson-Barnes NJ Higher Education $ 1,232,883

Student Affairs


Support for STEAM Ahead Richard Jones AT&T $ 50,000 $ -

STEAM Ahead College Experience Joanne Connor TD Charitable Foundation $ 25,000 $ -

Academic Success Center


Young Profs Campus Club John Woodruff Autism Speaks, Inc. $ 3,000 $ -

Public Safety


Yield to Pedestrians in Crosswalks Program Michael Fitzgibbons NJ Dept. of Law & Public Safety $ 18,200 $ -

Student Enrollment Management


Cooperman College Scholars James Gaymon Cooperman College Scholars $ 114,814 $ -

Administration Proposals

Public Safety Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

Yield to Pedestrians in Crosswalks Program Michael Fitzgibbons NJ Dept of Law and Public Safety $ 17,800

Virtual Reality Lab

Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

Visualization of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) within a CAVE ™ Virtual Reality Environment : A Feasibility Project George Lecakes Federal Aviation Administration $ 149,995

A Virtual Reality Training Environment for Cold Spray Application: A Feasibility Study George Lecakes

Northeastern University (Prime: Department of the Army) $ 100,764

Educational Opportunity Fund Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

EOF Program - Rowan Glassboro 2016 Penny McPherson-Barnes New Jersey Higher Education $ 1,212,231

Camden Campus Awards & Proposals


University Library Services Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

Michelle Kowalsky National Endowment for the Humanities $ 40,000

Police Reports Published before 1930-Planning Project

Office of the President Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

STEAM Ahead College Experience Ali Houshmand South Jersey Industries Services $ 6,210

Student Affairs Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

Support for STEAM Ahead Richard Jones AT&T $ 50,000

Health Sciences Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

Institutional Review Board Review of Human Subjects Research Sreekant Murthy NJ Department of Health $ 268,776

Healthy Campus Initiatives Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

Campus Suicide Prevention Allison Pearce Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration $ 90,010

Risk Management Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

Integrated Storm Water Management and Landscape Master Plan & Design Eileen Morrow

Federal Emergency Management Agency $ 307,081

Academic Success Center Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

John Woodruff Autism Speaks, Inc. $ 3,000 Young Profs Campus Club

Camden Campus

PROPOSALS AWARDS


C.H.A.M.P. / GEAR-UP 4 $ 47,061 5 $ 3,481 $ 46,993

Upward Bound - $ - 1 $ 18,518 $ 250,000

Educational Opportunity Fund 1 $ 449,243 2 $ - $ 472,626

Total 5 $ 496,304 8 $ 21,999 $ 769,619

C.H.A.M.P. / GEAR-UP


FY14 NCCEP/GEAR-UP Conference Richard Jones New Jersey Higher Education $ 4,793 $ 355

FY2015 Spring Activity: Student Leadership Retreat Richard Jones New Jersey Higher Education $ 11,124 $ 824

Summer Activity Grant: 2015 NCCEP/GEAR-UP Conference Richard Jones New Jersey Higher Education $ 9,898 $ 733

C.H.A.M.P./GEAR-UP Activity Grant Richard Jones New Jersey Higher Education $ 8,964 $ 664

2015 NCCEP/GEAR-UP Capacity Building Workshop Richard Jones New Jersey Higher Education $ 12,214 $ 905

Camden Campus Awards & Proposals

Awards


Educational Opportunity Fund


EOF FY 15 - Camden Campus (Additional) Penny McPherson-Barnes New Jersey Higher Education $ 9,352 $ -

FY16 EOF - Camden Campus Penny McPherson-Barnes New Jersey Higher Education $ 463,274 $ -

Upward Bound


Upward Bound for ELL Margarita Olivencia US Dept. of Education $ 250,000 $ 18,518

Proposals

C.H.A.M.P. / GEAR UP


C.H.A.M.P. / GEAR-UP Activity Grant Richard Jones New Jersey Higher Education $ 8,964

2015 NCCEP/GEAR-UP Capacity Building Workshop Richard Jones New Jersey Higher Education $ 12,214

C.H.A.M.P. / GEAR-UP Richard Jones Subaru of America Foundation $ 15,986

Summer 2015 Activity Grant—Professional Development Richard Jones New Jersey Higher Education $ 9,,897

Educational Opportunity Fund Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

EOF—Rowan University Camden Campus 2016 Penny McPherson-Barnes New Jersey Higher Education $ 449,243


Rohrer College of Business

PROPOSALS AWARDS


Accounting and Finance 1 $ 27,788 - $ - $ -

Management 1 $ 743,762 - $ - $ -

Total 1 $ 771,550 - $ - $ -

Proposals

Management Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

Women’s Academic Reality: Reflections, Issues, Outcomes, Results Joel Rudin National Science Foundation $ 743,762

Rohrer College of Business Proposals

Accounting and Finance Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

Financial Literacy and Retirement Planning: A Case Study of University Professors Daniel Folkinshteyn

Boston College (Prime: U.S. Social Security Administration) $ 27,788

Awards

Proposals


Rohrer College of Business Proposals

College of Communication & Creative Arts Awards & Proposals

College of Communication and Creative Arts

PROPOSALS AWARDS


Art Gallery 1 $ 12,470 1 $ 3,103 $ 10,000

Art Department 1 $ 187,551 - $ - $ -

Total 2 $ 200,021 1 $ 3,103 $ 10,000

Awards

Art Gallery


Tesla’s Fire Mary Salvante National Endowment for the Arts $ 10,000 $ 3,103

Proposals

Art Gallery


Program Support Mary Salvante National Endowment for the Arts $ 12,470

Art Department


Clinical Trail of Decision Support for End of Life Care Among Surrogate Decision Makers of the Chronically Critically Ill, Interactive association/simulation Amanda Almon

Case Western Reserve University (Prime: National Institutes of Health) $ 187,551

College of Education Awards & Proposals

Awards

College of Education

PROPOSALS AWARDS


Dean's Office 3 $ 585,703 1 $ - $ 10,000

Teacher Education 2 $1,869,534 - $ - $ -

Educational Services, Administration,

and Higher Education 7 $ 402,782 2 $ - $ 228,901

Language, Literacy, & Special Education 6 $2,566,811 3 $ 47,924 $ 648,928

Total 18 $5,424,830 6 $ 47,924 $ 887,829

Dean’s Office


Persistence of Fourth Year Urban Teachers According to Preparation Pathway Monica Williams-Shealey

William Patterson University (Prime: U.S. Dept. of Education) $ 10,000 $ -

Educational Services, Administration, and Higher Education


Grad Assistant to Support Operation of Nat'l Certified School Psychologists Board Barbara Bole-Williams

National Association of School Psychologists $ 22,000 $ -

Rowan University AIM High Science and Technology Academy Kara Ieva New Jersey Higher Education $ 206,901 $ -

Language, Literacy, and Special Education


Formative Assessment and Instructional Interventions for Learning in Mathematics Sydney Kuder

NJ Dept. of Education (Prime: U.S. Dept. of Education) $ 323,474 $ 23,964

Common Core Academy at Rowan Marjorie Madden

NJ Dept. of Education (Prime: U.S. Dept. of Education) $ 323,454 $ 23,960

Nurturing Preschool Children's Multicultural Awareness Through Reading and Responding to Multicultural Children's Books Xiufang Chen Build-a-Bear Foundation $ 2,000 $ -


College of Education Proposals


College of Education Proposals Dean’s Office


TQP Evaluation Award Monika Williams-Shealey William Patterson University (Prime: U.S. Dept. of Education) $ 310,700

Improving the Medical Academic Curriculum to Gain Increased Understanding of the Needs of Families of Children with Exceptionalities (IMAGINE) Mary Sheppard The Milbank Foundation $ 75,000

The Beginning Teacher Project: Building Capacity and Professional Learning Lisa Vernon-Dotson NJ Department of Education $ 200,003

Educational Services, Administration, and Higher Education


DYNAMITE: Dynamic Activities for Motivating Investigation of Technology and Engineering Kara Ieva Google, Inc. $ 50,000

Grad Assistant to Support Operation of Nat'l Certified School Psychologists Board Barbara Bole-Williams

National Association of School Psychologists $ 22,000

Building Frameworks for University Agency in Peacebuilding: A Case Study of the University of Jos and Conflict in the Plateau State of Nigeria Ane Johnson

Society for Research into Higher Education $ 5,000

University Agency in Peacebuilding: A Case Study of the University of Jos and Conflict in the Plateau State of Nigeria Ane Johnson

International Peace Research Association $ 5,000

Rowan University Aim High Science and Technology Academy Year 5 Kara Ieva New Jersey Higher Education $ 206,091

Administrator Residency Program Jo Ann Manning NJ Department of Education $ 74,691

NJ Delaware Bayshore Place-Based Resiliency MaryBeth Walpole Bayshore Center $ 40,000

Language, Literacy, & Special Education


Common Core Academy at Rowan Marjorie Madden NJ Dept. of Education $ 323,454

NJ Achievement Coaches Content Development Program Joy Xin

Camden County Technical School (Prime: NJ Department of Education ) $ 36,000

Project LEAD: Literacy Enhancement for Adolescents with Disabilities Sydney Kuder U.S. Department of Education $ 1,583,382

Developing Adaptive Serious Social Skills Sydney Kuder U.S. Department of Health and $ 555,377

Reading, Writing, and Language Learning to Support Multilingual Learners Janeann Bean-Folkes Dollar General Literacy Foundation $ 3,750

A Longitudinal Investigation into Effective Teacher Intervention: Teaching Writing to 4th-6th grade Students Janeann Bean-Folkes Spencer Foundation $ 64,848

Teacher Education


Social Justice through Civic Engagement: The Pedagogic Experience of Elementary Teacher Candidates Brianne Morettini Spencer Foundation $ 50,000

Technical Assistance Request for Proposal Kelley Perkins NJ Department of Human Services $ 1,819,534

Henry M. Rowan College of Engineering South Jersey Technology Park

Awards & Proposals


Henry M. Rowan College of Engineering and South Jersey Technology Park

PROPOSALS AWARDS


Dean's Office 3 $ 117,214 3 $ - $ 80,000

Biomedical Engineering 3 $ 666,812 - $ - $ -

Chemical Engineering 8 $ 1,585,605 5 $ 66,624 $ 266,717

Civil & Environmental Engineering 37 $ 10,639,870 6 $ 410,288 $ 1,416,449

Electrical & Computer Engineering 9 $ 2,294,735 2 $ - $ 460,389

Mechanical Engineering 5 $ 633,513 4 $ 13,898 $ 166,409

Total 65 $ 15,937,749 20 $ 490,810 $ 2,389,964

Awards

Dean’s Office Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Awarded Amount Indirect Awarded

Rowan College of Engineering Industrial Liaison Program Anthony Lowman Lockheed Martin $ 15,000 $ -

Clinic Consortium Anthony Lowman Lockheed Martin $ 15,000 $ -

Attracting Women to Engineering (AWE) and Rowan’s Introduction for Students to Engineering (RISE) Anthony Lowman PSEG Nuclear, LLC $ 50,000 $ -

Chemical Engineering


Synthesis and Characterization of Bio-based Resins for the Development of Sustainable Polymers and Composites for DoD applications Joseph Stanzione Dept. of the Army $ 99,994 $ 27,153

Biocompatible Plastics Joseph Stanzione Perma Pure $ 36,750 $ 6,750

Perma Pure—SO2 Monitoring Experiments Joseph Stanzione Perma Pure $ 16,415 $ 3,015

Sustainable P2 Design for Batch-based Specialty Chemical Manufacture C. Stewart Slater

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency $ 90,383 $ 25,449

Green Engineering Recovery & Reuse of Ni and NH3 Robert Hesketh Johnson Matthey $ 23,175 $ 4,257


Mechanical Engineering


NASA Student Scholarship Jennifer Kadlowec National Aeronautics and Space Administration $ 15,000 $ -

Using Bioengineering Scaffolds loaded with neurotrophins to enhance functional recovery after locomotor training in SCI animals Anita Singh

NJ Dept. of Health and Senior Services $ 98,927 $ 8,993

International/Improved understanding of the Erosion of A Glass Anilchandra Attaluri ARC International $ 9,282 $ 1,705

Team-Based Projects to Improve Student Design Experience Jennifer Kadlowec National Institutes of Health $ 43,200 $ 3,200

Civil & Environmental Engineering


Laser Scanning Aggregates for real time property identification Beena Sukumaran NJ Dept. of Transportation $ 163,918 $ 33,802

NJARNG/Rowan University Energy Intern Program Jess Everett

NJ Dept. of Military and Veteran Affairs $ 129,657 $ 25,562

NJDMAVA Energy Audit Center Jess Everett NJ Dept. of Military and Veteran Affairs $ 51,094 $ 14,616

Scholarships to Enhance the High-Tech Workforce of Southern New Jersey Jess Everett

National Science Foundation $ 612,823 $ 12,823

Risk analysis of autonomous vehicles in mixed traffic streams Parth Bhavsar

Research Foundation of the City University of New York/U.S. DOT $ 79,960 $ 24,815

HVS Evaluation of Flexible Overlays on Composite Pavement Yusuf Mehta

NJ Department of Transportation $ 378,997 $ 82,240

Engineering / SJTP Awards Continued

Electrical & Computer Engineering


MRI: Acquisition of a High Performance Computer (HPC) to Integrate Data Intensive Research and Education: bringing HPC to South Jersey Nidhal Bouaynaya National Science Foundation $ 397,024 $ -

Advanced Study Institute: Challenges and Emerging Techniques in Cyber and Energy Infrastructure Security Robi Polikar NATO $ 63,365 $ -

Dean’s Office


Attracting Women to Engineering (AWE) and Rowan’s Intro-duction for Students to Engineering (RISE) Anthony Lowman PSEG Nuclear $ 50,000

Rowan College of Engineering Industrial Liaison Program Anthony Lowman Lockheed Martin $ 15,000

AWE Program Anthony Lowman Cape Bank Charitable Foundation $ 52,214

Chemical Engineering


CAREER: Reverse Engineering Neuroegeneration: A Sys-tems Biology Approach Mary Staehle National Science Foundation $ 543,226

Biocompatible Plastics Joseph Stanzione Perma Pure LLC $ 36,750

A Systems Biology Approach to Neuroegeneration in the Schmidtea mediterranea Planarian. Mary Staehle National Institutes of Health $ 419,522

Planaria as a high-throughput screening tool for assessing neurodevelopmental toxicity of BPA and BPA substitutes Mary Staehle National Institues of Health $ 374,450

Helios LLC Three Dimensional Solar Panel Kevin Dahm Helios $ 67,500

Green Engineering Recovery & Reuse of Ni and NH3 Robert Hesketh Johnson Matthey $ 23,175

SusChem: Biobased Platform for the Sustainable Molecular Design and Controlled Synthesis of Block Polymers from Renewable Feedstocks Joseph Stanzione

University of Delaware (Prime: National Science Foundation) $ 37,017

Perma Pure - SO2 Monitoring Experiments Joseph Stanzione Perma Pure LLC $ 16,415

Helios LLC Three Dimensional Solar Panel Kevin Dahm Helios $ 67,550

Engineering / SJTP Proposals


Civil & Environmental Engineering Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

Scholarships to Enhance the High-Tech Workforce of Southern New Jersey Jess Everett National Science Foundation $ 612,823

NCHRP Synthesis 20-05/Use of Recycled Asphalt Pavement and Shingles Yusuf Mehta

Research Foundation of the City University of New York $ 40,000

Evaluation of High RAP mixes for Tilcon Yusuf Mehta Tilcon $ 2,600

Pellet AR: A Feasible Alternative to conventional Asphalt Rubber (AR) mix Yusuf Mehta Earle Companies $ 15,000

Climate Program FY2015 Joseph Daraio National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration $ 66,897

Impact Assessment of Extreme Storm Events on Water Infrastructures of Camden & Hoboken, NJ Rouzbeh Nazari

NJ Water Resources Research Institute $ 20,000

REDTED-Revolutionizing Engineering Diversity, Transforming Engineering Diversity Beena Sukumaran National Science Foundation $ 1,314,254

UTRC –R1 2015: Evaluation of Bio binders in Hot mix Asphalt Yusuf Mehta


Validation of Transfer Functions in pavement ME for Pavement Rutting and Crackling Model Using LTPP Yusuf Mehta


Two years after Sandy; Is our transportation system more resilient? Rouzbeh Nazari



Engineering / SJTP Proposals Continued

Civil & Environmental Engineering (Continued) Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

Application of Remote Sensing Technologies in Non-destructive Testing and Assessment of the Transportation Infrastructures Rouzbeh Nazari


Impact Assessment of Sea-level Rise and Extreme Storm Events on the Transportation Infrastructures of U.S. Northeast Applying Climate Models Scenarios Rouzbeh Nazari

Transportation Research Board $ 348,542

Relating Asphalt Binder Fatigue Properties to Asphalt Mixture Fatigue Performance Yusuf Mehta

Transportation Research Board $ 999,987

DURIP: Acquisition of Multifunctional Accelerated Weathering Chamber Yusuf Mehta U.S. Department of Defense $ 794,949

Development of an Advanced Multi-Scale Non-Invasive Thermal Technique for Landfill Monitoring and Fire Warning Rouzbeh Nazari

U.S. Department of Agriculture $ 144,258

Using Schools to Pilot Community Based Air quality Data Collection and Dissemination for Public Health Awareness Rouzbeh Nazari

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency $ 748,115

Heat Migration in Urban Environments Rouzbeh Nazari U.S. Environmental Protection Agency $ 15,018

Time-dependent Remote Sensing Analysis of Landfill Surface Temperatures for Fire Prevention Rouzbeh Nazari


Extreme Storm Effects /NJ Wastewater Plants Rouzbeh Nazari U.S. Environmental Protection Agency $ 15,000

NJ Pilot Program: Training & Technical Assistance to Improve Water Quality Rouzbeh Nazari


Ethanol-based foaming technology for future green pavements Yusuf Mehta Columbia University $ 173,744

Evaluation of Biobinders for Pavements Yusuf Mehta

New York State Energy Research and Development Authority $ 499,834

Acquisition of Atomic Force Microscope with Nanoindenter for Research training and Education Yusuf Mehta National Science Foundation $ 1,101,437

Image-Based Methods to Measure Aggregate Characteristics for Asphalt Pavement Performance Beena Sukumaran

NJ Department of Transportation $ 631,691

Analysis of Local Bus Markets Parth Bhavsar NJ Department of Transportation $ 395,695

Impacts of connected vehicles and automated vehicles on state and local transportation agencies Parth Bhavsar

Transportation Research Board $ -

Integration of Satellite, Airborne, and Ground-Based Infrared Thermography of Landfills for Fire Warning and Monitoring Rouzbeh Nazari

Environmental Research and Education Foundation $ 252,680

Extreme Precipitation projections and multi-model ensembles to assess potential impacts on flood frequency and storm water infrastructure in a changing climate in the Mid-Atlantic region of the US Joseph Daraio

NJ Water Resources Re-search Institute $ 217,682

Transportation Data Analytics Cluster Parth Bhavsar Silicon Mechanics $ -

Image-Based Methods to Measure Aggregate Characteristics for Asphalt Pavement Performance Beena Sukumaran

NJ Department of Transportation $ 631,691

Civil & Environmental Engineering (Continued)


Rowan University Summer Transportation Institute (Rowan-STI) Rouzbeh Nazari NJ Department of Transportation $ 84,198

Analysis of Local Bus Markets Parth Bhavsar NJ Department of Transportation $ 395,258

Evaluation of the 90 minute rule as an acceptance criteria considering current concrete mix design technology and mix constituents Douglas Cleary American Concrete Institute $ 18,082

Framework for utilization of mobile data collection Parth Bhavsar

New Jersey Institute of Technology $ 240,387

Safety and Environmental Impacts of Diverging Diamond Interchange Parth Bhavsar


Managing the Highways of the 21st Century: A Hybrid on-line traffic management framework with vehicle Parth Bhavsar


Risk analysis of autonomous vehicles in mixed traffic streams Parth Bhavsar




Electrical & Computer Engineering Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

Collaborative Research: ABI Development Enabling consistent analysis of metagenomic data using a living framework for incremental learning Robi Polikar National Science Foundation $ 215,566

System for Warning and Annunciation to reduce Nosocomial Infections (SWANI) John Schmalzel Healthcare in Motion (HCI) $ 96,561

A Novel Framework for Constrained Nonlinear Non-Gaussian Dynamical Systems with Applications in Power Grids, Adaptive Learning and Control Nidhal Bouaynaya National Science Foundation $ 404,337

CIF: Small: RUI: Robust Speaker Recognition in the Presence of Noise and Coding Distortion Ravi Ramachandran National Science Foundation $ 272,229

Adaptive Serious Game System Enabling Personalized Problem-Based Learning with Cognitive and Metacognitive Strategies Ying Tang National Science Foundation $ 500,000

Theoretical and Algorithmic Foundations of Constrained Particle Filtering Nidhal Bouaynaya National Science Foundation $ 448,813

Mechanical Engineering


RUI: “Green” Nano-on Protein Energy Harvesters Wei Xue National Science Foundation $ 299,231

International/Improved understanding of the Erosion of A Glass Attaluri Anilchandra ARC International $ 9,282

Transrectal Alternating Magnetic Field (TRAMF) Probe for Simultaneous Thermobrachytherapy Attaluri Anilchandra Prostate Cancer Foundation $ 225,000

Smart implants for bone-tissue engineering Shivakumar Ranganathan New Jersey Health Foundation, Inc. $ 50,000

Electronic Skin (E-skin) Patch for Monitoring Heart Rate and Respiration Rate Wei Xue

New Jersey Health Foundation, Inc. $ 50,000



Electrical & Computer Engineering (Continued) Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

CIF: Small: RUI: Robust Speaker Recognition in the Presence of Noise and Coding Distortion Ravi Ramachandran National Science Foundation $ 272,229

Theoretical and Algorithmic Foundations of Constrained Particle Filtering Nidhal Bouaynaya Simons Foundation $ 35,000

Plug-and Play Transducers and Actuators John Schmalzel National Instruments $ 50,000

Biomedical Engineering


RUI: Continuous nanofiber manufacturing with real time "wet-stretching" for increased molecular organization and fiber performance Vincent Beachley National Science Foundation $ 299,853

Microarray Device for High-throughput Analysis of 3D Spheroid Culture Vincent Beachley


Microarray Embedding/Sectioning for High-throughput Analysis of 3D Tumor Models Vincent Beachley National Institutes of Health $ 316,959


College of Humanities & Social Sciences Awards & Proposals College of Humanities and Social Sciences

PROPOSALS AWARDS


Geography & Environment 4 $ 311,364 8 $ 54,965 $ 488,057

Political Sciences & Economics 2 $ 252,331 1 $ - $ 27,500

English 1 $ 200,000 - $ - $ -

Sociology 1 $ 150,000 - $ - $ -

Hollybush Institute 1 $ 14,296 1 $ 918 $ 12,400

Liberal Arts & Sciences

Institute 1 $ 300,000 1 $ - $ 346,188

History 3 $ 330,251 1 $ - $ 32,650

Total 13 $ 1,558,242 12 $ 55,883 $ 906,795

Geography & Environment


Planning for Water quality Objectives John Hasse Salem County (EPA subaward) $ 139,000 $ -

New Jersey Municipal Asset Profiler (NJ MAP) John Hasse

The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation $ 40,000 $ -

Environmental Internship Program Patrick Crumrine NJ Dept. of Military and Veteran Affairs $ 67,364 $ 13,754

National Guard GIS Internship Program John Hasse NJ Dept. of Military and Veteran Affairs $ 131,568 $ 25,089

SADC – Study of Disturbances on Unpreserved Farms John Hasse NJ Dept. of Agriculture $ 7,333 $ 2,169

New Jersey Land Conservation Blueprint John Hasse

Nature Conservancy (Prime: William Penn Foundation) $ 45,000 $ 4,091

Environmental Internship Program Patrick Crumrine NJ Dept. of Military and Veteran Affairs $ 56,942 $ 9,610

SADC: Study of Disturbances on Unpreserved Farms John Hasse NJ Dept. of Agriculture $ 850 $ 252

Political Sciences & Economics


Network of Alliances for Geographic Education NJGA operations grant

Katrinka Somdahl-Sands

National Geographic Society Education Foundation $ 27,500 $ -

Liberal Arts & Sciences Institute


Early Intervention Program DeMond Miller NJ Dept. of Health and Senior Services $ 346,188 $ -

History


Megan M. Giordano Fellowship William Carrigan Gloucester County Parks & Recreation $ 32,650 $ -

Hollybush Institute


Influence of RCA on South Jersey-Oral History Project Lawrence Markowitz

New Jersey Historical Commission $ 12,400 $ 918

Awards


College of Humanities & Social Sciences Proposals

Geography & Environment


Planning for Water quality Objectives John Hasse

Salem County (Prime: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) $ 139,000

New Jersey Municipal Asset Profiler (NJ MAP) John Hasse The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation $ 60,000

Environment Internship Program Patrick Crumrine NJ Department of Military and Veteran Affairs $ 67,364

New Jersey Land Conservation Blueprint John Hasse Nature Conservancy $ 45,000

Hollybush Institute


Influence of RCA on South Jersey-Oral History Project Lawrence Markowitz

New Jersey Historical Commission $ 14,296

History


Megan M. Giodano Fellowship William Carrigan Gloucester County Parks & Recreation $ 32,650

Going Global: Strengthening International Studies and Asian Languages and Implementing Two New Majors at Rowan University Corinne Blake US Dept. of Education $ 177,601

Linking Schools & Bridging Cultures William Carrigan National Endowment for the Humanities $ 120,000

Liberal Arts & Science Institute


Early Intervention Program DeMond Miller NJ Dept. of Health & Senior Services $ 300,000

Pokitical Science & Economics


Geospatial Factors and the trafficking/Terrorism Nexus in Eurasia Lawrence Markowitz

The University of Kansas (Prime: DoD) $ 224,831

NJ Geographic Alliance Operating Grant 2015-16 Katrinka Somdahl-Sands National Geographic Society $ 27,500

English


The Public Knowledge Program of Rowan University Dianne Garyantes Wyncote Foundation $ 200,000

Sociology


Project Guardian DeMond Miller Camden County Police Department $ 150,000

Awards


College of Performing Arts Awards & Proposals

College of Performing Arts

PROPOSALS AWARDS


Dean’s Office 1 $ 10,000 1 $ - $ 5,000

Music 3 $ 296,000 1 $ - $ 20,000

Total 4 $ 306,000 2 $ - $ 25,000

Dean’s Office


Arts Project Support Melanie Stewart NJ State Council on the Arts $ 5,000 $ -

Music


Frank & Lydia Bergen Scholarship Support Richard Dammers

Frank and Lydia Bergen Foundation $ 20,000 $ -

Proposals

Dean’s Office


Mike Daisey Performance as part of Marie Rader Performing Arts series Melanie Stewart NJ State Council on the Arts $ 10,000

Music


Frank & Lydia Bergen Scholarship Support Richard Dammers Frank and Lydia Bergen Foundation $ 20,000

The Creation of the Rowan University Recording Studio Mathieu Gendreau Gladys Brooks Foundation $ 90,000

Pfleeger Hall Organ Renovation Richard Dammers Presser Foundation $ 186,000

College of Science & Mathematics Awards & Proposals

Awards



College of Science & Mathematics

PROPOSALS AWARDS


Dean's Office 2 $ 25,000 2 $ - $ 25,000

Biological Sciences 3 $ 1,158,803 1 $ 47,062 $ 149,782

Chemistry & Biochemistry 24 $ 3,420,751 10 $ 140,555 $ 594,652

Computer Science 7 $ 1,539,957 2 $ 14,872 $ 115,667

Mathematics 3 $ 906,658 1 $ 63,519 $ 365,000

Physics & Astronomy 9 $ 1,075,290 4 $ 1,697 $ 348,799

Psychology 9 $ 2,016,728 4 $ 69,935 $ 501,840

Health & Exercise Science 9 $ 677,967 3 $ 6,415 $ 46,600

Total 66 $10,821,154 27 $ 344,055 $ 2,147,340

Awards

Dean’s Office


NASA NJ Space Grant Community College Bridge Program at Rowan University Karen Magee-Sauer

NJ Space Grant Consortium (Prime: NASA) $ 10,000 $ -

NASA NJSG Rowan College of Science & Mathematics Summer Research Program Karen Magee-Sauer


Biological Sciences


RUI/SG: Phylogenetic Relationships of Archaic”Ungulates” and Their Implications for the Timing and Rate of Divergence of Placental Mammal Clades Luke Holbrook National Science Foundation $ 149,782 $ 47,062

Chemistry & Biochemistry


RUI: Electrochemical, spectroscopic, thermodynamics, and computational investigations of hydrogen ions solvation in acidic ionic liquids-approach to high proton conductivity ionic liquid electrolytes Lei Yu National Science Foundation $ 250,000 $ 77,587

Purification & Characterization of Urushiol Catherine Yang

Allergy & Asthma of SJ Educa-tion & Research Foundation $ 7,000 $ -

Synthesis of Pharmaceutical compounds Subash Jonnalagadda Avante Pharmaceuticals $ 66,750 $ 6,750

Investigations of Interactions between Curcumin-like compounds with transition metal ions Yang Yang Sytheon, Ltd $ 13,252 $ 2,486



College of Science & Mathematics Awards Continued

Chemistry & Biochemistry (continued)


Effects of heavy metal pollutants on the secondary metabolite content in Peruvian medicinal plants Gustavo Moura-Letts Syrsa Corporation $ 49,980 $ 9,180

Investigations of Interactions between Curcumin-like compounds with transition metal ions Yang Yang Sytheon, Ltd $ 12,528 $ 2,301

Preparation and Purification of Biologically Relevant Natural Products Subash Jonnalagadda

Rosenberg Integrative Cancer Treatment & Research Institute $ 20,000 $ 16,327


Allergy & Asthma of SJ Education & Research Foundation $ 7,000 $ -

Development of Novel Small Molecules as Potential Anti-Cancer Agents Subash Jonnalagadda Channel Therapeutics Inc. $ 158,142 $ 24,087

Synthesis of Pharmaceutical compounds Subash Jonnalagadda Avante Pharmaceuticals $ 10,000 $ 1,837

Computer Science


Rowan CS4HS 2014 Research Intermediate Study Jennifer Kay Google $ 34,697

Establishment of Perka First Data Rowan Computer Science Laboratory Andrea Lobo Perka, Inc $ 80,970 $ 14,872

Physics & Astronomy Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Awarded Amount Indirect Awarded

2015 Rowan Physics Summer Research Program Karen Magee-Sauer


Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) - at NIST Gaithersburg, MD Xiao Hu

National Institute of Standards and Technology $ 24,559 $ -

Platinum Group Materials (PGM)-based Thin Films and Coatings on metallic substrates Jeffrey Hettinger Johnson Matthey $ 9,240 $ 1,697

PhysTEC Comprehensive Site at Rowan University Karen Magee-Sauer

PhysTEC Coalition (Prime: National Science Foundation) $ 300,000 $ -

Psychology Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Awarded Amount Indirect Awarded

BREATHE FREE: Smartphone Videogame-Based Incentives for Smoking Cessation Bethany Raiff

Entertainment Science Playmatics JV (Prime: National Institutes of Health) $ 30,784 $ 9,554

Distribution and Geographic variation of song in Atlantic seaside sparrows as indicators of saltmarsh quality Gerald Hough Nuttall Ornithological Club $ 1,250 $ -

Game-based contingency management for smoking cessation Bethany Raiff National Institutes of Health $ 71,756 $ 10,108

Using SMART Treatment Design to Evaluate Applied Behavior Analysis Interventions on Communication in Preschool Children with Autism MaryLou Kerwin

The Governor's Council for Medical Research and Treatment of Autism $ 398,050 $ 50,273



Mathematics


Rowan Mathematics and Science Partnership Program Karen Heinz NJ Department of Education $ 365,000 $ 63,519

Health & Exercise Science


GET FIT / Nutrition MI Way Laurie DiRosa Walmart Foundation $ 25,000 $ 2,500

Get FIT @ School Fitness Toolkit Leslie Spencer Horizon Foundation of NJ $ 10,000 $ 1,304

Parent/Teen Driving Orientation Shari Willis State Farm $ 11,600 $ 2,611

Proposals

Dean’s Office


NASA NJ Space Grant Community College Bridge Program at Rowan University Karen Magee-Sauer

NJ Space Grant Consortium (Prime: NASA) $ 10,000

NASA NJSG Rowan College of Science & Mathematics Summer Research Program Karen Magee-Sauer


Biological Sciences


CAREER: The complex response to hypoxia in S. cerevisiae Mark Hickman National Science Foundation $ 587,940

RUI/SG: Phylogenetic Relationships of Archaic” Ungulates” and Their Implications for the Timing and Rate of Divergence of Placental Mammal Clades Luke Holbrook National Science Foundation $ 149,782

Signaling pathways that mediate the S cerevisiae response to oxygen levels Mark Hickman National Institutes of Health $ 421,081

Chemistry and Biochemistry


CAREER: Understanding Structural Variations of Protein Unfolding in Aqueous Ionic Liquid Solutions Timothy Vaden National Science Foundation $ 459,768

Development of Novel Telomarase Inhibitors for the Treatment of Ovarian Cancer Gustavo Moura-Letts US Department of Defense $ 326,250

Novel Cycloisomerization Methods for the Stereoselective Synthesis of Complex Dihydropyrar Gustavo Moura-Letts National Science Foundation $ 326,526

College of Science & Mathematics Proposals Continued

College of Science & Mathematics Proposals


Chemistry & Biochemistry (continued)


Solar Hydrogen Fuel: Optimizing the Band Gap in Titanium-Based Photoatalytic Materials for Hydrogen Generation through Anionic Substitution Amos Mugweru National Science Foundation $ 350,997


Allergy & Asthma of SJ Education and Research Foundation $ 7,000

Investigations of Interactions between Curcumin-like compounds with transition metal ions Yang Yang Sytheon Ltd. $ 13,252

Analysis of Energetic Compounds Lei Yu Salem Botanicals $ 1,037

Metabolite Peruvian Medicinal Plants Gustavo Moura-Letts Syrsa Corporation $ 49,980

Investigations of Interactions between Curcumin-like compounds with transition metal ions Yang Yang Sytheon Ltd. $ 12,527

Development of Novel Small Molecules as Potential Anti-Cancer Agents Subash Jonnalagadda Channel Therapeutics Inc $ 151,142

Preparation and Purification of Biologically Relevant Natural Products Subash Jonnalagadda

Rosenberg Integrative Cancer Treatment Institute $ 20,000

Signaling mechanisms in VIBRIO Cholearae Parallel quorum sensing pathways Lark Perez

Tufts University (Prime: National Institutes of Health) $ 141,578

Azulenylalanine-A novel probe for studies of pore forming proteins and peptides in membranes Gregory Caputo Syracuse University $ 124,326

Natural Product Inspired Bioactive Compounds from Cross-Coupling Lark Perez The National Academies $ 247,307

Inhibition of Psudomonas aeruginosa Virulence Lark Perez National Institutes of Health $ 413,333

Silver Containing Thin Films as Antibacterial Coatings for Medical Devices Gregory Caputo National Institutes of Health $ 434,953

A Rutgers-Rowan cross collaboration research model to accelerate the fight against diabetes Catherine Yang Rowan-Rutgers Joint Board $ 10,600

Synthesis of Pharmaceutical Compounds Subash Jonnalagadda Avante Pharmaceuticals $ 10,000

New Generation of Peanut Allergy Vaccines for Delivery System Proven Effective for Poison Ivy Catherine Yang


Abuse liability and anti-addiction potential of the atypical mu opioid receptor agonist IBNtxA Thomas Keck National Institutes of Health $ 103,520

Food safety analysis & testing Gregory Caputo BASF Corporation $ 3,200

Thermal Studies of Hydrated Metal Oxides Kandalam Ramanujachary BlackLight Power Inc. $ 156,455

Purification & Characterization of Urushiol in Poison Ivy/Peanut Allergy Vaccine Catherine Yang Allergy Asthma of SJ Education $ 7,000

Peanut allergy vaccine for antigen presentation by precipitation Catherine Yang US Department of Defense $ -

College of Science & Mathematics Proposals


Computer Science


Rowan CS4HS 2014 Research Extended Study Jennifer Kay Google Inc. $ 17,244

Rowan CS4HS 2014 Research Intermediate Study Jennifer Kay Google Inc. $ 34,697

Rowan CS4HS 2014 Research Basic Study Jennifer Kay Google Inc. $ 68,760

Rowan Academy of Mobile Programming (RAMP) John Robinson Google Inc. $ 48,612

Establishment of Perka First Data Rowan Andrea Lobo Perka, Inc. $ 80,970

CS-ACTION: Computer Science through Algebra and Computational Thinking Innovation and Opportunity Networks Jennifer Kay National Science Foundation $ 1,249,677

Enhancement of EDM software Vasil Hnatyshin Bristol-Myers Squibb $ 39,997

Mathematics


Collaborative Research: Multiple Hypothesis Testing Procedures with Applications to Ge-nomics National Science Foundation $ 317,316 Nasrine Bendjilali

Rowan Mathematics and Science Partnership Program (Rowan MSP) Karen Heinz NJ Department of Education $ 365,000

A Text Mining Course for Skills Development in Biomedical Big Data Anthony Breitzman National Science Foundation $ 224,342

Physics and Astronomy


PhysTEC Comprehensive Site at Rowan PhysTEC Coalition $ 300,000 Karen Magee-Sauer

Unraveling the Structure-Function Relationships of Resilin by Joint Experimental-Computational Approaches Xiao Hu National Science Foundation $ 294,385

Quantitive chlorine detection in hydraulic fluids Jeffrey Hettinger Ana Laboratories Inc. $ 4,500

Preparation of porous carbide derived carbon and its Application in Electrochemical devices Jeffrey Hettinger American Chemical Society $ 70,000

2015 Rowan Physics Summer Research Program Karen Magee-Sauer


MRI: Acquisition of an isothermal Titration calorimeter for multidisciplinary research, education, and training in southern New Jersey Xiao Hu National Science Foundation $ 103,695

(SURF) Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship at NIST Gaithersburg Xiao Hu

National Institute of Standards and Technology $ 85,500

(SURF) Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship at NIST Boulder Xiao Hu

National Institute of Standards and Technology $ 28,500

Toward Atomically Abrupt Interfaces and Cation-Ordering in Oxide Films via ALD Samuel Lofland

Drexel University (Prime: Department of Defense) $ 173,710

Psychology


Distribution and Geographic variation of song in Atlantic seaside sparrows as indicators of saltmarsh quality Gerald Hough Nuttall Ornithological Club $ 3,400

Investigations into Social-Cognitive factors of Creativity Richard Hass

Drexel University College of Medicine (Prime: National Science Foundation) $ 58,513

Reaching Black Smokers: Feasibility of a Mobile Contingency Management Application MaryLou Kerwin National Institutes of Health $ 418,262

South Jersey Alliance for women in STEM: Pathways to Promotion Bonnie Angelone

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey (Prime: National Science Foundation) $ 105,000

Support Services for Children with Developmental Delays MaryLou Kerwin

NJ Department of Children and Families -

A Culturally competent Model to Prevent Childhood Obesity-Beyond the Clinic Walls Roberta Dihoff National Institutes of Health $ 325,758

Reaching Black Smokers: Feasibility of a Mobile Contingency Management Application MaryLou Kerwin National Institutes of Health $ 418,262

Using SMART Treatment Design to Evaluate Applied Behavior Analysis Interventions on Communication in Preschool Children with Autism MaryLou Kerwin

NJ Governor's Council for Medical Research of Autism $ 398,050

Increasing Quality of Life for People Living with Spinal Cord Injuries: A Randomized Controlled Trial of Internet-based Mindfulness Meditation Michelle Evans-Chase Craig H Nielsen Foundation $ 289,483



Health & Exercise Science


Get FIT @ School Fitness Toolkit Leslie Spencer Horizon Foundation of NJ $ 13,252

Effect of an exercise and diet Intervention on developmentally disabled persons Leslie Spencer National Institutes of Health $ 365,675

Parent/Teen Driving Orientation Shari Willis State Farm $ 21,281

Building Motivational Strategies into all phase of a medical school curriculum to improve physician patient communications, patient compliance and outcomes Leslie Spencer Arthur Vining Davis Foundation $ 188,407

Get FIT: Fitness and Nutrition for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and their Caregivers Leslie Spencer Wawa Foundation $ 2,500

GET FIT: Fitness & Nutrition Programs for people with IDD and their caregivers Leslie Spencer

Modell's Sporting Goods Company $ 15,000

GET FIT: Fitness and Nutrition for People with IDD and their Caregivers Leslie Spencer Horizon Foundation of NJ $ 11,500

Nutrition My Way and GetFIT @ Rowan University Laurie DiRosa Walmart Foundation - State Program $ 30,360

Get FIT: Fitness and Nutrition for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and their Caregivers Leslie Spencer Beneficial Bank Foundation $ 29,992



Cooper Medical School of Rowan University Awards & Proposals Cooper Medical School of Rowan University

PROPOSALS AWARDS


Dean's Office 3 $2,322,251 3 $ 45,478 $ 633,895

Biomedical Sciences 10 $2,398,141 4 $ 99,982 $ 372,165

OBGYN 1 $ 503,789 - $ - $ -

Rheumatology 1 $ 150,938 - $ - $ -

Psychiatry 1 $1,246,291 - $ - $ -

Total 16 $6,621,410 7 $ 145,460 $ 1,006,060

Dean's Office Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Awarded Amount Indirect Awarded

Academic Administrative Units in Primary Care Nirandra Mahamitra

Health Resources and Services Administration $ 155,247 $ 11,504

Post resuscitation PaCO2 and neurological outcome after cardiac arrest Brian Roberts National Institutes of Health $ 128,648 $ 8,048

Educating future primary care providers for transforming health care systems Annette Reboli


Biomedical Sciences Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Awarded Amount Indirect Awarded

Cocaine addiction and retrotransposons Thomas Ferraro

University of Pennsylvania (Prime: National Institutes of Health) $ 29,674 $ 9,209

B cells in Health and Disease, Project 4 Andrea Bottaro

Emory University (Prime: National Institutes of Health) $ 184,379 $ 57,221

Prevention of Posterior Capsular Opacification Mindy George-Weinstein

Sharpe-Strumia Research Foundation $ 50,000 $ -

Development of P2X receptor pain therapeutic monoclonal antibodies Michael O'Leary

Integral Molecular, Inc. (Prime: National Science Foundation) $ 108,112 $ 33,552

Awards


Cooper Medical School of Rowan University Proposals

Dean’s Office


Educating future primary care providers for transforming health care systems Annette Reboli

Health Resources and Services Administration $ 1,750,000

Building Curriculum: Improving the Healthcare Workforce and Reducing Care Costs Paul Katz

New Jersey Council of Teaching Hospitals $ 10,000

Cooper Medical School of Rowan University-Medscape Clinical Practice Transformation/SAN Valerie Weil

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services $ 562,251

Biomedical Sciences


Prevention of Posterior Capsular Opacification Mindy George-Weinstein

Sharpe-Strumia Research Foundation $ 50,000

Mobile DNA Elements and Neuronal Excitation Thomas Ferraro

University of Pennsylvania (Prime: National Institutes of Health) $ 87,591

Benzodiazepine receptor ligands as analgesics Bradford Fischer Rita Allen Foundation $ 50,000

Lymphoid tissue stromal cells and inflammation Andrea Bottaro National Institutes of Health $ 403,478

Epigenetic Influences on Human Temporal Lobe Epilepsy Russell Buono National Institutes of Health $ 433,576

Targeting the Progenitors of Myofibroblasts for the Prevention of Posterior Capsular Opacification Mindy George-Weinstein

Sharpe-Strumia Research Foundation $ 50,000

Myo/Nog Cell: Novel Mediators of Neuroprotection in Oxygen-Induced Retinopathy Mindy George-Weinstein National Institutes of Health $ 416,939

Temporal Lobe Epilepsy and Retrotransposons Thomas Ferraro


Overcoming a critical obstacle to treating CPPD: Development of a small animal model Charlene Williams Medical College of Wisconsin $ 648,005

Studies on Rgs17 in morphine phenotypes in mice Thomas Ferraro



Cooper Medical School of Rowan University Proposals Continued

Psychiatry


Ketamine and Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy for Refractory Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: A Randomized Placebo Controlled Trail Examining Efficacy and Biomarkers Basant Pradhan Department of the Army $ 1,246,291

OBGYN


Defining maternal/fetal risks of a breast cancer diagnosis in pregnancy: psychosocial effects on the patient; behavioral/developmental outcomes on the children Elyce Cardonick Department of the Army $ 503,789

Rheumatology


Soluble CD27 in Pathogenesis of Systemic Lupus Erythematous Kwanghoon Han National Institutes of Health $ 150,938

School of Osteopathic Medicine Awards & Proposals



PROPOSALS AWARDS


CARES Institute 3 $ 1,281,749 5 $ 22,351 $ 2,996,220

Cell Biology 14 $ 5,565,720 6 $ 394,800 $ 1,174,697

NJ Institute for Successful Aging 3 $ 3,079,469 6 $ 180,793 $ 2,392,708

Obstetrics & Gynecology - $ - 3 $ 147,500 $ 434,342

Rehabilitation Medicine - $ - 6 $ - $ 42,678

Pathology 1 $ 309,070 1 $ - $ 309,070

Psychiatry 3 $ 584,834 5 $ - $ 1,687,358

Surgery 3 $ 492,968 - $ - $ -

Cardiology 4 $ 137,531 2 $ - $ 75,750

Molecular Biology 17 $ 7,251,197 3 $ 382,910 $ 1,031,910

Academic Affairs 3 $ 205,517 5 $ - $ 221,078

General Internal Medicine 1 $ - 5 $ - $ 36,691

Total 52 $ 18,908,055 47 $ 1,128,354 $ 10,402,502

Awards

CARES Institute Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Awarded Amount Indirect Awarded

FY15 DCP&P Contract Martin Finkel NJ Department of Children and Family $ 2,898,078 $ -

Improving Practice in Community-based Settings: A Randomized Trial of Supervision Esther Deblinger

University of Washington (Prime: NIH) $ 44,612 $ 16,554

Improving Practice in Community-based Settings: A Randomized Trial of Supervision Esther Deblinger

University of Washington (Prime: NIH) $ 12,406 $ 4,603

Wakefern-Interactive Educational Tool to Reduce Child Sexual Abuse Esther Deblinger Wakefern Foundation $ 25,000 $ -

AGH Center for Traumatic Stress in Children and Adolescents Esther Deblinger

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration $ 16,124 $ 1,194


Cell Biology Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Awarded Amount Indirect Awarded

Anti-Microbial Effects of Lipoxin A4 Kingsley Yin Groff Foundation $ 21,002 $ -

Monitoring Mechanisms in Mammalian Ribosome Biogenesis Dimitri Pestov National Institutes of Health $ 294,450 $ 105,700

Stem Cell Therapy for Canavan Disease Paola Leone National Institutes of Health $ 477,000 $ 177,000

Mechanisms of Transcription Initiation in Mitochondria Dmitry Temiakov National Institutes of Health $ 302,100 $ 112,100

Mechanisms of Transcription Initiation in Mitochondria (supplement) Dmitry Temiakov National Institutes of Health $ 20,145 $ -

Gene Therapy of Canavan Disease Using novel rAdeno Associated Virus Paola Leone Provectra $ 60,000 $ -

NJ Institute for Successful Aging Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Awarded Amount Indirect Awarded

Interprofessional Geriatric Fellowship Program at RowanSOM Anita Chopra

Health Resources and Services Administration $ 714,830 $ -

New Jersey Geriatric Education Center Anita Chopra Health Resources and Services Administration $ 481,121 $ 29,159

Model State-Supported Area Health Education Centers (NJ AHEC) Elyse Perweiler


Social Capital and Resilience of Older People Exposed to Hurricane Sandy Rachel Pruchno

Assistant Secretary for Preparedness & Response $ 313,220 $ 116,226

Elan 201/251 Stephen Scheinthal Janssen Pharmaceuticals $ 3,010 $ -

Health Consequences of Disaster-Related Disruptions in Home and Community-Based Supports Rachel Pruchno

Health Resources Services and Administration $ 268,527 $ 31,027

School of Osteopathic Medicine Awards Continued

Obstetrics & Gynecology


Fatty acids-mediated inflammation and ethnic disparity in pregnancy outcome Xinhua Chen National Institutes of Health $ 397,500 $ 147,500

M12671 Keith Williams AbbVie Inc $ 26,577 $ -

M12821 Keith Williams AbbVie Inc $ 10,265 $ -

Pathology Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Awarded Amount Indirect Awarded

Comprehensive Center for Huntington's Disease Michael McCormack

NJ Dept. of Health and Senior Services $ 309,070 $ -

School of Osteopathic Medicine Awards Continued

Psychiatry


Crisis Consultation and Community Outreach Program Pamela Kane NJ Dept of Human Services $ 374,690 $ -

Psychiatric Services for Dually Diagnosed Persons Pamela Kane NJ Dept of Human Services $ 899,778 $ -

Children's Mental Health - Intellectual Disability Pamela Kane NJ Dept of Children and Family $ 200,000 $ -

HC11515 John O'Reardon School of Psychiatry UNSW, Australia $ 15,000 $ -

Psychological Services for Abused and Neglected Children Pamela Kane NJ Dept of Children and Family $ 197,890 $ -

Cardiology Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Awarded Amount Indirect Awarded

Cardiology Fellowship Joanne Kaiser-Smith St. Jude Medical Grant Program $ 40,000 $ -

Cardiology fellowship Joanne Kaiser-Smith St. Jude Medical Grant Program $ 35,750 $ -

Molecular Biology


Stress regulated mitochondrial dynamics Randy Strich National Institutes of Health $ 318,000 $ 118,000

Stress regulated mitochondrial dynamics (Year 2) Randy Strich National Institutes of Health $ 318,000 $ 118,000

Stress induced signaling and cyclin C regulation in yeast Katrina Cooper National Institutes of Health $ 395,910 $ 146,910


Academic Affairs


Equal Opportunity Fund - SOM Pre-Med Summer PREP Linda Boyd NJ Higher Education $ 60,743 $ -

Educational Opportunity Fund - SOM Prematriculation Program Linda Boyd NJ Higher Education $ 5,574 $ -

Technology Improvement Micki McIntyre NJ Higher Education $ 9,987 $ -

Educational Opportunity Fund - Graduate BioMedical 2016 Linda Boyd NJ Higher Education $ 139,200 $ -

Educational Opportunity Fund - SOM Prematriculation Program Linda Boyd NJ Higher Education $ 5,574 $ -

Rehabilitation Medicine


ONU3074 Richard Jermyn Purdue Pharma $ 14,583 $ -

Ipsen 169 Richard Jermyn Ipsen BioPharmaceuticals $ 14,272 $ -

Ipsen 170 Richard Jermyn Ipsen BioPharmaceuticals $ 3,753 $ -

DS 309 Richard Jermyn Daiichi Sankyo $ 5,900 $ -

DS312 Richard Jermyn Daiichi Sankyo $ 3,750 $ -

MRZ3002 Richard Jermyn Marz Pharmaceuticals $ 420 $ -

School of Osteopathic Medicine Awards Continued & Proposals

Cell Biology


Ribosome turnover in Eukaryotes Dimitri Pestov National Science Foundation $ 185,240

Anti-inflammatory and Neuroprotective Action of Pro-Resolution Lipid Precursor (175-Hdha) After Traumatic Brain Injury Bernd Spur

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey $ 127,200

Administrative Supplement for "Mechanisms of transcription initiation in mitochondria" Dmitry Temiakov National Institutes of Health $ 20,145

Antimicrobial mechanisms of specialized pro-resolving lipid mediators Kingsley Yin Burroughs-Wellcome $ 121,967

Antimicrobial mechanisms of Lipoxin A4 Kingsley Yin National Institutes of Health $ 477,000

Targeting NAA Metabolism for the Treatment of Neurogenerative Disease Jeremy Francis National Institutes of Health $ 477,000

Mechanisms of transcription initiation in mitochondria Dmitry Temiakov National Institutes of Health $ 390,000

Antimicrobial Effects of Lipoxin A4 Kingsley Yin New Jersey Health $ 44,418

Mitochondrial RNA polymerase as a novel target for antima-larial drugs Dmitry Temiakov


Retinal Proteins as Preclinical Biomarkers for Detection and Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease

Venkateswar Venkataraman


Student Summer Research Program at RowanSOM Carl Hock New Jersey Health Foundation, Inc. $ 25,000

Ribosome turnover in eukaryotes Dimitri Pestov National Institutes of Health $ 1,590,000

Replication-transcription switch in mitochondria Dmitry Temiakov National Institutes of Health $ 1,972,750

Gene Therapy of Canavan Disease Using novel rAdeno Associated Virus Paola Leone Provectra $ 60,000


General Internal Medicine


Tygris Donald Barone Biogen $ 4,627 $ -

Stratify 2 Donald Barone Biogen $ 6,033 $ -

Premiere Donald Barone EMD Serono $ 4,750 $ -

Esteem Donald Barone EMD Serono $ 10,910 $ -

EMR Donald Barone EMD Serono $ 10,371 $ -

CARES Institute


Standardize and Improve Forensic Evaluations Conducted by DCP&P Contracted Providers & RDTCs Across the State of Melissa Runyon

NJ Department of Children and Family $ 40,000

Training and Consultation on Trauma-Focused Cognitive Esther Deblinger Ocean County Department of $ 41,751

Request for Proposals for Regional Diagnostic Treatment Center Services - Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem, and Cape Martin Finkel

NJ Department of Children and Families $ 1,199,998

Proposals

School of Osteopathic Medicine Proposals Continued

NJ Institute for Successful Aging


Effects of Hurricane Sandy on Functional Limitation Trajectories of Older People Rachel Pruchno National Institutes of Health $ 158,736

New Jersey Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Program Anita Chopra Health Resources and Services Administration $ 850,000

Blood-based biomarkers for early-stage Parkinson's disease Robert Nagele National Institutes of Health $ 2,070,733

Pathology


Comprehensive Center for Huntington Disease Michael McCormack NJ Department of Health Senior Services $ 309,070

Surgery


Environmental Factors, Autism and Metabolomics T. Peter Stein National Institutes of Health $ 213,499

Interaction of BPA and Genetic Variants in modulating risk for ASD T. Peter Stein National Institutes of Health $ 79,476

Metabolic Perturbations with Autism Induced by Bisphenol A T. Peter Stein NJ Governor's Council for Medical Research of Autism $ 199,993

Psychiatry


Itch Relief by Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation Intervention John O'Reardon Temple University $ 12,254

Psychological Services for Abused and Neglected Children Pamela Kane NJ Department of Human Services $ 197,890

Crisis Consultation and Community Outreach Program Pamela Kane NJ Department of Human Services $ 374,690

Family Medicine Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

Geriatric Psychiatry CME Joshua Coren Takeda $ 5,000

Cardiovascular Fellowship Training Program Joanne Kaiser-Smith St. Jude Medical Grant Program $ 40,000

Trekking Poles to Aid Multiple Sclerosis Gait Impairment (TRAMS) Donald Barone Accorda Pharmaceuticals $ 92,531

General Internal Medicine


Long-term, multinational, parallel-cohert study monitoring safety in patients with MS newly started on fingolimod once daily or treated with another approved disease-modifying therapy Donald Barone Novartis Pharmaceuticals $ -


School of Osteopathic Medicine Proposals Continued

Molecular Biology


Effects of Ethanol on TNF Induced Cytoxicity John Pastorino National Institutes of Health $ 397,500

A systems approach to determining stress-activated mitochondrial/nuclear (MitoNuc) communication networks Katrina Cooper National Science Foundation $ 173,398

Evolution of Developmental Regulatory Pathways Ronald Ellis National Institutes of Health $ 397,500

Regulation of oocyte deaths by Cyclin C Ronald Ellis National Institutes of Health $ 278,250

Experimental evolutionary analysis of animal reproduction and genome size Ronald Ellis National Institutes of Health $ 783,200

Targeting Podoplanin to Prevent and Combat Oral Cancer Gary Goldberg National Institutes of Health $ 412,250

Control of Transcriptional Activation by the Nematode Gli Protein TRA-1 Shin-Yi Lin National Institutes of Health $ 55,094

Control of Transcriptional Activation by the Nematode Gli Protein TRA-1 Shin-Yi Lin

NJ Commission on Cancer Research $ 50,000

Targeting Podoplanin to Prevent and Combat Oral Cancer Gary Goldberg National Institutes of Health $ 477,000

Translational Control of Mitochondrial Gene Expressions Michael Henry National Institutes of Health $ 477,000

Lysine methylation during differentiation Michael Law National Institutes of Health $ 390,505

Effects of Ethanol on TNF Induced Cytoxicity John Pastorino National Institutes of Health $ 397,500

Coordinating nuclear and mitochondrial responses to oxidative stress Randy Strich National Institutes of Health $ 397,500

Making more MASL Gary Goldberg New Jersey Health Foundation, Inc. $ 50,000

Shepherd proteins to facilitate gene editing Ronald Ellis New Jersey Health Foundation, Inc. $ 50,000

Regulation of the Gli protein TRA-1 by co-factors Ronald Ellis National Institutes of Health $ 1,987,500

Targeting podoplanin to prevent and treat oral cancer Gary Goldberg National Institutes of Health $ 477,000


Academic Affairs Title Principal Investigator Sponsor Requested Amount

Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine Pre-Matriculation Program Linda Boyd New Jersey Higher Education $ 5,574

Educational Opportunity Fund - Graduate BioMedical 2016 Linda Boyd New Jersey Higher Education $ 139,200

Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine Pre-Medical Research and Education Program (Summer PREP) Linda Boyd New Jersey Higher Education $ 60,743

Office of Research James Hall, 3rd Floor Glassboro, NJ 08028 rowan.edu/research

Stephanie Lezotte Director of Sponsored Programs

Kristy Beru Post Award Specialist

Lacey Symons Post Award Specialist

Lisa Powell Proposal Specialist

Veronica Lex Contracts Specialist

Peggy Pedrick Sponsored Programs Secretary

Mui Whetstone Director of Sponsored Programs

Elizabeth Santini Senior Post Award Specialist

Sheila Lewis Post Award Specialist

Richard Hill Proposal Specialist

Margaret Warren Sponsored Programs Secretary

RESEARCH OFFICE STAFF

Shreekanth Mandayam, Ph.D. Vice President for Research

Sarah Piddington Director, Office of Research

Joanie Gustin Managing Administrative Assistant

Offices of Sponsored Programs

Office of Technology Commercialization

Office of Research Compliance

Mina Zion Director of Technology Commercialization

Alex Joseph Patent Portfolio Manager

Nancy Stein Technology Commercialization Secretary

Sreekant Murthy Chief Research Compliance Officer

Eric Gregory Compliance Specialist

Patricia Gessner IRB Program Assistant

Debra DeFelice Research Compliance Secretary

Main Campus Staff SOM Stratford Staff

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